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All The Way Down
Thanks Gary and Erik .. your kind comments are always appreciated :)
I'm not up on this genre, but I did enjoy the nice build up that started the song off. The keyboard sounded cool - effects and the chords were interesting. I like the way you introduce new sounds. The sound was becoming a nice comfortable groove until around 3:30 - I guess it was break time for the dancers (LOL!) - but then you re-delivered the groove... NICE! Very cool time spent here... I think you should definitely continue your comeback.
Lot going on here, this is a very, very busy piece of work, and there's a delicious sense of speed/thrusting-forwardness (if there's even such a term). I agree very much with the guy who pictured this as a soundrack to speeded-up driving footage. Particularly good, solid, liquid bass here too which is always a bonus in my book.
Cheers Paul for the listen... Always appreciated .... :)
Hey what's not to like. Great melody and well produced and not overpowering.You have a great talent there Slippy-T Rated.All the best Paul
Many thanks Europica for time taken to listen and comment. Much appreciated
Nice groove going on here and that bass is meaty. Cant help but nod me head to this. Cool synth sounds/melodies that make it move. Im glad you have got the time to make music again.
Thanks to both Busted Down Ford and PJ for listening. Always appreciated and I will get round to checking your pages.. Many thanks
Hi Slippy, haven't listened to any of your tracks before but I am very impressed with this. You got me tapping away. Love your sound. Keep up the great work. PJ
Wonderful straight out of the gate Slippy T! Welcome back (I didn't know you were gone:), I'm kinda new around here...). Really like the percussion and the smooth groove! Nice overlays, kinda jazzy to my ears and I like it! Rated!
Thanks Dawn and DJC for your thoughtful comments .. Very much appreciated. :)
Different! And heartily enjoyed, great beats and I love that guitar...nice mix, does have a bit of a "retro" feel to it which suits me to a T! Sounds good, think I'll have me a second helping....:)
I get what NMarty is saying, it's because of the pace of it, which is so cool and drives the rest along neatly so that we have plenty of time to ponder the rest. I loved all the variety of sounds...buzzy bees below and George Fame above, then some lovely lowlights which sound Japanese to me....it's really creative and memorable. My son's a drummer and he will tell you that the drum roll was the absolute icing on the cake for me...tops Slippy!!
The listen and comments are much appreciated KtA.. Many thanks
Think this would really suit one of those ''driver's eye'' videos where they speed up the footage of a journey.Some cool synth sounds and the acoustic's a nice touch.R8ed.
Ahhh Bless yer cottons James.. Thank for such a positive input :)
Well "I" like it dude. It's not too lectronicish/tecno to put me off. Good vibe and builds with the guitar/synth sounds ya got. It's got a little soul vibe too (did I mention early 70s vibe on "when something ain't right" 1st time around - ditto this but to a lesser extent). Sweet stuff dude and thumzup... drums nice and not too in-yer-face - nice return to the main beat after 4mins dude. Ya keep this one going without going over the top which deserves applause - summat i never manage to do!!!
Slippy-T ... A variety of music tastes and styles.. Composer,producer, vocalist ...
A musical path that streches back a long way. The pleasurable part is I'm very much still enjoying my music in all of its varied guises. There's always time to listen to music but precious few hours to sit down and and get creative with it, which makes it all the more valuable to me.
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